Judah Thomas
The Cancer of Complaining
Instead of keeping a record of complaints, what if we started keeping a record of the things that we are grateful for? more
Blessed are the Peacemakers. Are You One?
Conflict that goes unresolved for any length of time can turn into bitterness and anger. These situations are not healthy for any organization, especially a church. more
Techs Leading Worship?
Most of us assume a worship leader is someone who leads the music. Romans 12:1 suggests otherwise. more
Running Your Tech Team Like a Small Group
When we change how we look at our tech team, we can help our church be more effective. Here's how to focus, not just on the tasks but also on the people performing the tasks. more
How to Initiate Change on Your Tech Team
Change will always be difficult for some people. Here are three crucial steps to help assure changes go smoothly. more
Embracing Diversity on Your Tech Team
Regardless of your political beliefs, your race or where you stand on social issues, there is one thing that all churches should be able to agree on. God is love and he has called us to love one another. more
Building Good Habits: Lessons from 1 Timothy
Tips to help church tech directors create habits that actually stick. more
Sustaining Laser Focus
Once we set goals, it’s important not to get tangled up in the weeds and lose sight of them. Planning and a straightforward focus are called for here, along with the realization that every goal is achieved one small and tightly focused step at a t... more
How to Handle Criticism
If you've been a tech director for any length of time, you’ve have had to deal with your fair share of criticism. It's never fun. Here's why we should always take the high road. more
Relax, It’s Over
Isn't it interesting how church techs can work so hard to present "the most wonderful time of the year," but end up feeling worn out and jaded? more
Wise Men (or Wise Guys) in the Tech Booth?
The three Wise Men brought gifts that were fit for a king. What gifts are you bringing? more
Coping With Pressure
As you climb a mountain, the atmospheric pressure decreases. As you go deeper in your walk with Christ the less pressure you will also begin to feel. more
Church Tech Torture: Praying in Silence
Being in tech ministry, having kids and carrying a smartphone make it tough to have quiet times in prayer. Here's why we should learn to stop and listen. more
Church Tech Reality Check
There seems to be a prevailing sentiment among Christians that if you put God first you should never fail, never make a bad decision, and never experience a serious setback. Yet, even the Disciples didn’t get an easy ride, so why should we? more
Masks Tech Directors Wear
Kids generally only wear masks at Halloween, but adults tend to wear masks all year long. more
Why Tech Directors Should Reconsider Purchasing the iPhone 7
There is nothing wrong with having the latest and greatest gadgets. It's more of an issue of what priority does this have in your life? more
Keeping Balance in Your Family and Church Life
Is your family getting neglected because of your work at the church? Or have you been loving your spouse as Christ loves the church? more
Visioncasting for Techies
Vision casting is critically important if you want to keep your staff motivated and moving forward in the right direction. more
Fruit of the Spirit: Developing Self-Control
Techies are passionate. That's why we take it personally when something goes wrong. Soon our circumstances are dictating our mood and our attitude. Here's what Proverbs 25 has to say on the subject. more
Riding The Tides of Tech Ministry
Life in tech ministry is much like swimming in the ocean. If you try to fight again the natural ebb and flow of your church calendar it can end up spitting you out angry and disillusioned. more
